The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-08
The latest silver quotation was 90.

Areward of $50 is offed for a lost
deed by Brian O'Brien, it the finder
will leave the same at the News office.
The TAYLOR school will open on the
first Monday in November. It Is be-
Ieyed there will be funds enough to
carry ON the term six months.
Judge Rives and rigader-General
Thomas E. Haley, of Eureka, tarried
here a few hours Tuesday, on their
way to Phoebe.
Mr.. Marriott, Superintendent of the
O.cenla Gravel Mining Company, and
willard Burbank, were in town this
week. They went over To Ely to talk
to the Board of Equalization about
their taxes.
The thanks of This scrihe md his
househnld are dur, and cordially ex
tended H. Bro Lehman. of the wonder
fnl Cavr, for bpx uf nice p"nches
from his orchard.
Parties who are called On To attend
Court nj Eiy on the 25th ARE again re-
minded that il will be we'll for them
~ bring their blankets along. rs the
lodging accommodations ARE quite linn
tied Al pr. sent.
A lot Of gents ready-made Clothing
newest styles, jus: received AT Sol
Hips.
The Auditor aud Treasurer's quar-.
ierly statement appears in our adver
Using columns tn day, and shows the
financial standing OF the county, the
receipts and expenditures for the past
quarter. and the balance on hand in
the different funds.
The attention of taxpayers "raised"
Is directed To the notice of the Board
Of Equalization in another column.
Unless they appear next Monday be
fore the Board at Ely and show cause
why not, their assessment will stand
rs raised.
Senator Poujade, of Lincoln county,
writes TO his father, 7. c., that real
estate in Phoebe is looking up. No
boom, but quite healthy appreciation
in values. lie also says the old
american Flag" mine is showing up
some fine ore. All Of which old resi-.
dents Of that once prosperous town
will be glad to learn.
Sol Hip is now prepared to fill
srders for almost any article requir-
Ell.
A snow bird perched on our window
sill before we went Ia press aud cheer
lily whispered that that wedding, pre-.
dlcted by the News couple of weeks
ago, would come of al o'clock Sun.
day morning. Then the little fellow
the first of the season --tlew into the
street and merrily warDled. when
You and | Were Young, Maggie
A little pleasantnry, so we are
informed, not in the regular order of
business, nor transcribed ON the min.
utes, occurred last Monday at tie
meeting of the Board of Court House
Commissioners. II was not between
any Of the dignified members of that
body, nor was ii an act of violence.
II WAS simply n polite" recommended
tim from the Clerk. To which each
and all of the Hon. Board refused to
accede.
II is not often we lave recourse to
dunning0u subscribers through these
columns. We dislike the method,
and will now only hint that those ut
our subscribers in distant parts Of the
county, who arc year or more in ar.
resrs on our books, would confer
great favor on US by RENTING their
subscriptions. This is the time of the
The year when we we have TO pay
taxes and "rints.n
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
chlldrens' hose. Call and examine
Deputy Sheriff Maurice Lyons has
been on the run day and night for .hc
past ten days summoning witnesses
and Jurors for the coming term of
l"urt. He complains that some of
lhnse he Is after HE away 10 the noun
tain Businesses. when they see him al,.
proach, To avoid service. This is
wrong. Every goo! citizen should
always stand ready to bear his part of
The public burden.
The Board Of Equalization have
nearly completed their labor in equal